What are the differences between the new Nikon MC-30a Remote Trigger Release and the [previous -older MC-30 trigger release?
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You should confirm this answer, but I believe there has been an improvement in the part that screws into the camera, such that it does so more easily, both ways.
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One thing I would highly recommend if you are shooting with Canon is to use the YN-622C-TX (transmitter for the camera) and YN-622C (transceivers for each flash). Yongnuo has a version of this for Nikon, but I haven't ever used it or tested it. There are a lot of guides and comparisons on youtube for wireless flash triggers. One video I would check out is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajwPYxZE8Bs with Tony Northrup. He explains features of several different ones. Again, hope this helps! :-)
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These are both a flash trigger and wireless shutter release. They work with any flash period. The only thing that makes them differ is the shutter release function....the cable wiring the trigger to camera shutter differs from camera to camera. But the flash trigger function works with any hotshoe, and those designed for Nikon & Canon all speak together. But there is no ttl-type functionality...only manual. It's just a trigger.
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I did not have the older version, but my friend who is also a professional photographer says there is a world of difference between the sharpness in the newer version and the older one. I actually purchased the new based on his recommendation.
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I don't know of any upgrades other than the trigger. I would also look at the newer NP-2.
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The MC-36A utilizes a 10-pin connector. If the D7100 has a corresponding 10-pin connection, the MC-36A should work. Suggest you contact Nikon USA to confirm.
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http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/DSLR-Camera-Accessories.page?#!/tag:7WA:Remotes%20and%20Releases/product:D5300:D5300
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My understanding of this operation is that one unit is connected via wire to the camera and the other triggers it to send a "shutter release" command. I'm not a Nikon user and haven't yet tried the shutter release function on my camera.
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I Michelle,Yes, it possible since the Old and New Yongnuo RF-603 work the same, I shoot with a Nikon D7100 and there is NO difference in the performance of these wireless speedlight triggers, the only difference between these two, is the on/off switch location, the NEW one has the switch on the side which makes it easy for you to turn it on or off when you have a speedlight mounted on top of the RF-603. I hope this info. help you.Gus
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The C1 is for Canon and the N is for Nikon the YN622 is a TTL trigger the RF 603 are manual triggers.
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Don't know about the predecessor. Size is that of Glock 17. Weight and balance are different; most of the weight is from the magazine. Trigger resets without having to rack the slide. The slide doesn't move. Trigger reset is like Glock trigger. T you can get one model that does not have a trigger reset indicating light. Pprobably not a big deal if you don't have it.
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No this is not the latest model. v3.0... The newest model has rechargeable batteries in remote, thumb knob to control the camera on the remote, upgraded motors on copter, training port on the remote, and some other stuff that Im forgetting... BUT it also costs about $140 more. And the newest one is the one I got, but I got it directly from DJI.com. The one I bought off amazon is NOT the newest one...
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They are essentially priced the same and practically do not differ that much. I had both, newer one works better for me in general (and finish-wise, black one goes better with my camera).I guess the old one becomes a collectible now :-)
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There isn't really an "old" or "new" model. There is the standard K-3, which is this one, and there is the Prestige model. There is no functional difference between them. The Prestige model has blacked-out lettering of the Pentax name on the front of the camera.
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As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes for my Minolta/Sonys and they all work well with the PK (Sunpak, Metz, Minolta & the Sony F58AM) As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes... » Read More As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes for my Minolta/Sonys and they all work well with the PK (Sunpak, Metz, Minolta & the Sony F58AM) « Show Less
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No it is not. I replaced my A300 with the A58 and cannot use my remote shutter release or my flash. The hot shoe has changed, and Sony has gone to an electronic shutter release. I have not invested in a new shutter release. I am hoping my sister can use my items with her A330.
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Works perfect with my Canon 7d. I use the remotes to trigger old school vivitar 283 strobes. The remote camera trigger works well too. As for use with the Nikon cameras, call Fotodiox. They answered my question quickly. Pat.